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DOUBLE PAGE OF SPORTS. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. REAL ESTATE RECORDS, GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS. feCENERAU CORPORATION AND r1 'LEGAU -WDyERIISINa IEGAX KOTICES. Letters to the Editor.

Bama to Guatav Merer and an. Benedict av, 325 ft a Grafton av, 25x100, Woodhaven Greater New York Hums Co to John STARR ST. 275 ft Hamburg bt, Auguste Eggenschwller to Mtchele Da-giitl und wife, morts JG.SoO nora ST MARK'S AV. H. SO ft Utlca av, JOS 52.

O'Donohue Estate tu Evelyn Grlill n.m SUTTER AV. a 8, 40.7 Pennsylvania av. 19.10x70. Moriz Heischober to David Fischer, tj pan, morta Jb.tioo. val cons and $100 2D ST.

a a. 337.10 7th av, 2Uxu5, Ui'alty Associates to Marlu Seltz nom 02D ST, S40 4 5th UV, 20x100, Patrick fariey and wlio to Minnie Rl-e, mort utiiu 64TH ST, SWU ft 12th av, 60xlu0, Van Brunt Bergen and as exr, etc, Tunis Bergen, tu Jane Dtdahunty and ano $1,035 MTH ST, a 14d ft tllh av, 2uxlOi, Andrew Ovtiste and wife to Just-pli Guidon, n.ort $S4 nom tiTH ST, 160 ft llth av, 20x100, Andrew Oversti and wile to Joseph Gordon noin 7iD ST, 3H 8 ISth av, 20x100, John Kinsey and wife to Hulda Geores, val cons und $100 7HTH ST, 180 ft 13th av, 4uxl0O, Eltonla Realty Cu to Milton Furman $10U 3D AV, s. 50 ft 24th st, 72x100, Thomas Plthladdo to Freilk Starr, val cuns and $100 TROCTMAN ST, a. 150 ft Central av, j5xlNJ, Salome Josenhaus to Leonardo Aleal et al nom A It 1ST ST, 8, 92 ft White st 27xli0. Adolph Wfichaiuan et al to Harris Goldstein, limits $22,250 nom VERANDAH PL.

a. 24.2 Henry st. runs a 72.10 24.8 711 3.4 64.11 to pi 21.2, Frances yuinian. by guardian, to Merhl Shwirv $2. 650 VIENNA A V.

co Ash ford 40 S5 John and Win Bivrmaii and ano. exrs John Brennan, to Antonio Feleppe VIENNA AV. s. 75 ft Mtlford St. 25x100, Johnnn I) Jacobs to Carl Cords nom WAKRK'N ST.

s. 207.6 4th av. 16.8x100, David Kaplan to Hyman Feldman and ano, mort $2. '00 .110111 WATRIiS AV. cor 86th st.

102.9 346.4 ion Htifi.f), Eltonia Realty Co to Mary Jennings, mort $100 7T1I ST, 360 ft Av O. 40x82.6, John II Storer et al to Jacob Harver nom WiLL'JldliBY AV, 250 ft Central av. 25x100. Augusts Eggenochwller to Sal valor MoreMo mid ano, morts $6.300 noin WILLOUGHBY st, cor Pearl at. 45.

8x 100, The Lotus Realty Co to Borough TheaLrn Co. val cons and $100,000 WITHERS ST. a. 100 ft Manhattan av, 25x100. Giuseppe Pet Hello and wife to Glncontl Curelo and wife, all nom Isenberg, 28th at.

Finn, and wife to Gregory, New York av, nr Clarendon road, morts $6,000 Flade, O. and wife to Gumbrecht and wife. Nostrand av, nr Can mule lane Franz. and wife, to Iehrenkrausa, Jr. and ano, Seeley at, Nui 31, 83, 37, 39, 43, 45, 8 morts $18,000 Fraser.

Ella, to Rohrig. 86th st, nr Ft Hamilton av $760 Furey. Magdalena. to Eurichs Ft Hamilton Bwg, New York av, er New York av $500 Furman. to Eltoms Realty Co, 79th at, $800 Gafnsborg, 8 to Galnsborg.

24th av, cor 86th st $7,000 Geores, H. to Kinsey wife, 73d st, Goldenberg, et al, to Title and Co. Seigel at, nr Manhattan av $6,000 Goldstein, to Bernstein and ano, Varet at, $3,500 Goldstein, Lena, to I Bloch. West at, nr Sutter av $200 Gordon, and M. to Hendrlx at.

11,876 Gordon, to A Ovestl. 66th st, $343 Greenberg, I. to Title and Co. Hopkins at, nr Throop av $27,000 Grlill. Evelvn E.

to O'Donohue estates (Inc). St Mark's av. $700 Halcomb, to 8 Nan, 71st st. Hamilton, to Alice A Hamilton, De-Kalb av, nr Throop av $3,000 Harrow, Cath to Dime Savgs Bk, 12th at, nr 9th av $5,000 Healy, Cath to Volkommer. 8th st, No 235 $1,200 Held, to 8 Llebman Sons Bwg Co, Evergreen av.

No 351, lease Hlllman. to Ferdinand, Atlantic av. No 1S0S, $5,000 Same to Lawyers Title Ins and Co, same prop Joachim, to Lawyers Title Ins and Trust Co. 7th av. nr 8th st $10,000 Kaless.

Henrietta, to Title and Co, 39th at, nr Clarendnn road $2,000 Kaplan, Attie, to Sacoder. Marcy nv. II.K00 Kass. A L. to Hehwarz.

2d st. $15, 625 Keshimover. Ethel, to Btate Bank, Osborne st, nr Belmort av $1,000 Klauher. 8 et at, to Reiter, Berrlrnan st. nr Blake av $00 Krnoks, 8 J.

to Bklyn Truat Co. Martense St. $5,000 Lake. to Wr Duckworth, Bay Sfith st. nr Bath av Landhw.

et al, to Weil. 8choles st. cor Waterburv at, 3 parceia R.600 Lewis. Gotthell Const Co to Lawyers Title Ins and Trust Co, Jefferson av, nr Lewis av. 4 morts $68,000 Lopardo, Rosa to Phebe 8 Pierson, Fulton st, etc $4,200 Lutz, to Boiler, Av D.

cor 37th st $3,800 Magaw. and wife, to Title Ina Co Y. Ocean av, etc $5,000 Mandel, Rose, to Patton, 3d at. nr Bth av $3,000 Mareaca, to Julia Greco, Clinton st. cor President st.

So.SaO McCormack. to Title A and Co. Sd av, nr 44th st $5,000 McDowell, Maria N. to South Bklyn Savgs Inst, Amity st, nr Clinton st $5,000 Meany. Anna M.

to Pratt et at, Far-ragut road, cor 82d st $4,900 Mehrtens, to Williamsburg Trust Co, Kosciusko st, nr Stuyvesant av Mulholland. Maggie, to Florence Raynor, Huron st, nr Franklin at $2,200 Mullen. Elfz. to Greater Bavga Bk. Jacob Rublnowltz and wife to Edwd Rogers, morts val cor.s and 5100 BAY 17TH ST, south for Rutherford pi, 96.8.

Thos Bazley to Abraham Tarshis, iuui $3,600 BELMONT A or New Jersey av, 100x100, Philip Felner to Pauline BERGEN ST, s. 135 ft Vanderbllt av, 2xS0. Carl A Lind and wife to Annie Shannon nom BERGEN ST, 138 ft Classon av, iHx 100. Otio Singer and wife to James (ioss et al, mort $5,250 nom BOND 8T, a. riS ft Union at, Wm Halley and wife to Simon Fried, mort I.

250 BRIDGKU'ATEK ST. 200.11 ft Meeker av, 50x165.3x 60.4x131.5. JuHeph McCaffrey and wife to Jacob Singer nom BRISTOL ST. 160.5 ft Lott av, itxKKi, Brooklyn Development Co to chrlstiun Hansen nnm BROADWAY, a. 80 ft Welrneld Bt.

20 SO. Ephralm Jennlnga to Joseph May, morts $17,600 val cuiis and $hhj OA NA KB IE LANE, 134.4 ItuKt-rs av 50x150, Gottfried Meyer and wife to Mary Tully, mort CARROLL ST, a. 1SD.8 7th av, Anna Iale tu Mary Biutt, mort "''M nom CARROLL ST, 140 ft Columbia st, 2pxl(K), Joe Dell' Anno arm wife to 'ivi-fsu Buone. mort n.iU rKNTRAL AV, 8 50 ft llinirod st, Charles LVerschug and wife to Catharine Seldel, mort $4,000 nom CLARENDON RD, S. 60 ft 31st st, Jix 80, Mary Tully to Gottfried Meyer, nvrt W.000 eXl.h CLEVELAND ST.

8, 2J0 ft liegeman av, 40x100, Ellen Kelly to Jane Delahaniv. val cons and xiu CLINTON ST, cor President st. I'OxiiO, Julia Greco to Gaetano Murwsm and wife mort $11,000 n-m CONEY ISLAND A a. 185 ft 8 Av 06x100, Vanderveur Park Roalty Co to Nk-o-laus 8 Ludorf COVERT ST. 128 ft Central av, IRxlOO, Otto Forester and wife to O((o Foerster and wife, mort nom DKAN ST.

LTo ft Howard av, ilo.4x 107.2, Abraham Barasch and vlf to Iavtd Sllversteln et al, mort exi-h DEAN ST, a 233.4 6 Rochester av. ItUx 107.2, Sarah Mack to Helen HlKbee, all nom DfcAN ST, same urorwrty, Helen Higbee to Hara Canter, mort $1.700 nom DIAMOND ST, No 101, Julia Collins to Michael O'Donnell, mort $5, (too nom DIVISION AV, 1K5.8 Uonullng st, 215 Xtm.fix21.5x97. 2, William and Hannah Ivmlmeier exrs William Kohlmeler, tu Isodore Bern-ateln DUMONT AV, 80 ft Grafton at, 20x 100.2, Loula Greenberg and wife to Armen Anderson, aubj to inorta. val cons and $100 EAST 19TH ST, 1706 a DoreheBur roud 120x160, Walter Cranford and wife to Richard Wyckoff mi EAST 23D ST, 140 ft Clarondon road. 40x100, Nathan Weiss et al to Arthur Ball mort $1,000 n-mi EAST KITH ST.

a. 420 ft Karrugnt road, 80x102.6. Charlotte Isenberg to Wm and Geo Tlonken, mort num. EAST 25TH ST, a s. 235 ft Avenue S.

20x100, Brooklyn Development Co to Sarah Welch EAST 318T ST, a b. 100 ft Clarendon road. 100x100, Rome Co-operative Society to Roman Building Co, mort $2,250, val cons and $bK) EAST 4m ST, 340 ft a Linden av. 100, Arthur Lyman to Solomon Culp ECKFORD ST. 95 ft Norman av, 26x100.

Cassandra I Cecil to Ida Cecil, all Hena 8TH ST, No Mary Barker to Cath Healy, mort $2,000 pom 18TH AV, a cor 72d st. 100x102.9x100x164.2, Anna Roma to Clara White, morts S'000 njin 86TH BT, a. 477.9 a Fort Hamilton av, 60.6x100, Wm Rohrlg and wife to Elizabeth Fraser, mnrt $2,000 nun FLATRI'SH AV. a. 24 ft Tilden av.

runa 62.3 0.4 37.0 74.fi 102.9. Lee Levy to Ada Grant, morts $23,000 no FLt'RHINO AV, No 10(17. Ollie Kaplan to Joaeph Sacoder; mort, $7,400 nom FOUNTAIN AV, 2(H) ft a Liberty av. 17.10x100. Mary Harrlgnn to Eva Engleberg, mort, val, cons and $100 FULTON 8T, being lot 7, map Corporation prop, tiled In Comptroller's office Citv Marvin to Isaac Woolf; mnrt 14TH AV, sea, 120 ft 72d st, 40x90, John Kinaey and wife to Eugene Johnson: mort, val, cons and $100 420 ST, 876 ft lath av, GOxiou.

Georgia, wife Jno Watson et al, to John COOtS 44TH ST, 260 ft 13th av, 40x1lH) 2. Abels Gold Realty Co to Alfred Goldberg et al, mort $7,700 nom 45TH ST, 200 ft 3d av. 17.4x100.2. Jas Stoat and wife to Barbara Dodd nom 45TH ST. same prop.

Barbara Dodd to Geo A Stern, mort $3,000 nom 46TH ST, a 340 ft. 3d av. 20x100.2. Zfihz et al to Lena Bunln; mnrt, $2,750. ST, 325 ft fith av, 2.

Carl Johanson and wife to Thomie TuiinesHcn, widow; mort, $2.700 nom 52D ST, a s. 320 ft 5th av, 20x100.2, Jos A and Elaie Galoom, by guardian, to Lena Nelson $120 52D ST. same prop, Salem Zalooin et. al to same: mort, $3,250 nom F.7TH ST, a 340 ft fith av. 20x100.2.

John Rlgglo and wife, Antonio Gara- thSiPflBXa C5URT- KINOS COUNTY A Jt-inur p. Campbell and the Borough Bank ot Brooklyn, plaintiffs, vi. Walter L. Johnson. Margaret M.

Johnson. Henry V. D. Voorhies! of Walter L. Jr- trustee in bank-ruptcy of Margaret M.

Johnson; Marlon B. jonnson. Brooklyn Dlfe Publishing Company, Individually and as administratrix of the goods, chattala and credits ot Frederick Dexter, deceased; Aline Journalt, 1 A- Khrlich. Krsklne H. Iott Miles Gearon (sued Mvles Gearon); Henry Movlua (sued as Henry Movina, and Hed-ley Cook, individually and as assignee of, Walter 4.

John.m, defendants Pursuant to a Judgment of foreclosure and sale rendered herein on the 6th day of June, lau7. and duly entered in ihe Klnts countv mnce on the same day. the undersigned referee, duly appointed for such purpose by such judgment, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder 011 tho uav of Julv, at 1J o'clock, noon, at the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, No. ii9 Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, the real estate directed bv said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and lelng in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, described as follows, to wit; Beginning at a point on the southerly sidfj of Seventy-ninth street distant four hundred (400) feet westerly from the westerly aide of Eleventh avenue; running thence southerly parallel with Eleventh avenue one hundred (10o feet to the center line of the block between Seventy-ninth and Eightieth streets; thence westerly along said center line of the block fifty (50) feet; thence northerly again parallel with Eleventh avenue one hundred (10o feet to tha southerly side uf Seventy-ninth street, and thence eusterly along said southerly aide cf Seventy-ninth street fifty (50) feet to the point or place of beginning. Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Seven ty-nijith street distant five hundred and ten iMOt feet westerly from the westerly aide of Eleventh avenue; running thence southerly parallel with Eleventh avenue one hundred duO) feet to the center line of the block between Seventy-ninth and Eightieth streets; thence westerly along said center line of the block flfty-flvfl iM feet and nine and one-half inches (BH inches; thence northerly one hundred (100) feet more or less to the southerly side of Seventy-ninth street, and thence easterly along said southerly aide of Seventy-ninth street foriy-e iKhl feet and five and one-quarter Inches (48 to the point or place of beginning.

Together with all the right, title and Interest of the parties of the first part of, in and to the land lying In Seventy-ninth street In front of and adjacent to the above described premises to the center line thereof. All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of isw York, described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the southerly aide of Eighty-fourth street distant one hundred and sixty (Itiu) feet easterly from the easterly aide of Tenth avenue; running thence easterly along en Id southerly side of Eighty-fourth atreet sixty (B0) feet; thence southerly parallel with Tenth avenue two hundred CJ00) feet to the northerly side of Elghty-flfth street; thenc westerly along said northerly side of Eighty-fifth street one hundred and twenty (120) feet; thence nort herly parallel with Tenth avenue one hundred (1'tO) feet to the center line of the block between Eighty-fourth and Eighty-fifth streets; thence easterly along said center line of the block sixty W) feet; thence northerly again parallel with Tenth avenue one hundred UOO) feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and interest of the par'ies of the first part of, in and to the land lying in Eight fourth and Eighty-fifth streets in frunt of and adjacent to the above deserlled premises to he center lines thereof respectively.

All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in tho Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, described as follows, to wit: Beginning al a point formed by the intersection of be southerly side of Seventy-ninth street, and ihe westerly side of Eleventh avenue; running ibenre southerly along said westerly aide of Eleventh avenue one hundred (100) feet to the center line of the blot-It between Seventy-ninth and Eightieth streets; thenre westerly along said (enter line of the block one hundred and sixty (ItJoi feet thence northerly parallel with Eleventh avenue one hundred (100) feet to the southerly side of Seventy-ninth street; and thence easterly along said southerly side of Seventy-ninth street one hundred and sixtv 1 IGu; feet to the jiolnt or place of be- ulnrilmr. Together with nil rlirht. title and I lnicreHi of tho parties of tlie lb st part of, in no 10 1 nt mini 1 hik in r-n-ounii inniuo uu in Seventy-ninth street in front of and adjacent to the above described premises to the center lines thereof respectively. All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land sthmfe.

lving and being in the Borough of I Brooklyn, iVunty of Kings, City and State of New York, described as roiiows, 10 wit: Beginning at a point formed by the intersection of the southerly side of Eighty-fourth street and the westerly side of Thirteenth avenue; running thence southerly along said westerly aide of Thirteenth avenue one hundred 1 100) feet to the center line of the block between Eighty-fourth and Elghty-flfth atroets; thence westerly along said center line of the block one hundred ilMi feet; thence northerly parallel with Thirteenth avenue ope hundred (100) feet to the southerly side of Eighty-fourth slreet, and Ihence easterly along sfild southerly aide of Eighty-fourth street one hundred iioij) feet to the point nr place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and internet of the parties uf the first part of, in and to the land lying in Thirteenth avenue and In Elgin, y-fourth street in front of and adjacent to the above described premises to the center lines thereof respectively. Beginning at a point formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Elghtyfourth street and the easterly sldo of Twelfth avenue; running thence easterly along aaid northern' side of Eighty-fourth street one hundred (100) reel; theme northerly parallel with Twelfth avenue one hundred (100) feet to the center line of he block between Eighty-third and Eighty -fourth streets; thenre westerly along said center line of the block one hundred (10u) feet to the easterly aide of Twelfth avenue; thence southerly along said easterly side of Twelfth avenue one hundred (loft) feet to the jKtint or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest of the parties of the first part of, in and to the land lying in Tweift avenue and Eighty-fourth street In front of and adjacent to the above described premises to the center lines thereof respectively, -Duted July 3, ji 6t CHARUES E. F1SKE.

Referee. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Spen-rer C. Iloag, plnlntiff, against Jennie Heer-mance nnd others, defendants. In puriuanrg of a Judgment of foreclosure nnd sale, made and entered in the nhove entltleo action, dated the twenty-ninth day of June, 1W7, will sell public auction to the highest bidder, by William 11.

Smith, at the Brooklyn Heal Estate Exchange, lS'J Montague street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, on the thlrtleih day of July, Kf7, at 12 o'clock noon, the lands in said judgment mentioned and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, pi few or pan-el of land lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn of the City (f New York. County of Kings, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit; Commencing on the northerly side of Taylor street at a point distant two hundred and thirty-five feet easterly from the north-enstei ly comer of Taylor street and "Wythe avenue; running thence northerly parallel with Wythe avenue nnd through the center of a party wall, one hundred feet; thence easterly parallel with Taylor street, twenty feet; thence southerly parallel with Wythe venue and through the center of a party wall to the norlberly sldo of Taylor street one hundred feet; thence westerly along the northerly aide of Taylor street went feet to the point or place of beginning. Dated Julv 1, 1907. DA1D H. M.

WKYNHEH. Referee. JMin S. Crlifith. Plaintiff's Attorney, 26 Court Brooklyn.

N. Y. j2 6t NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINOS cot NT Neptune Ave. it Company, plaintiff, ug.iinst David Goldstein. defendant Summons.

To the above-named defendant: hi iirc hereby summoned to answer the com-plaint in this fi' tlon, and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty davs after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to or answer, judgment will Ve taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the complaint. hated Mav 7th, 1W7. HESS. MA BLOW, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Office and poatofflrp address.

No. 74 Broadway, Bon. ugh Manhattan, City of New York. To the defendant David floldstein; The fre-fcoing if rerveii upon -u bv publication pursuant to an ordT of Honorable I jester W. Clark, a Justice the Supreme Court, ilafe.i July nh.

l'7. and filed with the original summons and compinint In the tifhee of the Clerk of the County of Kin. In the Hall of Berords Building, in the BonuKh of Brooklyn, citv of New York, on the dav of July, York July f'th, HESS. CllCllCiUU, MARUOW. Pin In tiff's Attorneys Office and postnnV addr-.

No. 74 Broadwav, Borough City of New York. jyl2-7t SI'FRKMK COURT. KINGS COUNTY, Nicholas itothar, plaintiff, against Robert B-Muller al, defendants In pursuance of an interlocutory Judgment dulv made and entered in the above entitled aetl bearing date the day of Jim. I.

the undersigned, a referee named in said judgment, will sell at public net I-in at the Brooklyn Real Estate No. f' street, in the of City of New York, on the 1 nt d'i'- AiiRust, at 12 o'clock noon on hat Jr. ues Brumley, premis-H directed bv said judgment 1 ce therein described ap follows, Wit. Ail thst certain h-t. pice or parcel of land, with the buildings herein erected, situate, lving and heme In the County nf Kings, City and S'ai" New Y- rk.

and bounded and de-s--i ihed us follows Beginning at a point on th" s-tuMieriy side of Eyk street (formerly Wvrjfff strew distant one hundred feet wesM-rty from uMnvept corner of Ten Krk street and I-orimer street; running thence 5iutherlv. and with street, pevrntv-ix fret 1 7 to the land now or "of Sch-des; thenre along said' lnnd tuiw or formerly or to a lint distant f.rty-one feet ponth of the 6utherl sid- Ten Evk street, on a line at risrht angles thereto; thence westerly parallel with Ten F.v.k sireet, to a point distant hundred and twenty-five feet 12V) west of til" westerly tide of Lorimer street and feet i4U) south of the s.uitherlv side Ten Evck street; thence northerly, parallel with street, feet (41' the southerly side of Tn Evck street; thnee easterly, a It. 15 southerly idde nf Ten Eycfc street, twentv-flv ft 2V t-i thp point or place of hymning, be the slid several dlinen-nns nvre or less. Dated Brooklyn. X.

T. July 6th, 1907. OSCAR A. LEWIS. Referea, Biich Tymls, Attorney tor Plaintiff.

4t Park Row, New York City. JyW-3w Daumaclt, lot uzi, mup st Albans nom Liuner, ivato, 10 Martin MrMahon, iucn at, 320 ft a Central av, 44x100, Richmond Hill $100 Uranleti, Frank, to Giovanni Duntgl, Warren st, 600 ft a Graham av. 60x100. I Oity nom Harvey. Ievenous to James Thomson.

Lawrence st, a 2ui ft potter av, I City nom Ilagi-uuru, Henry, to August Hagedorn. Zeldler av, 8, 175 ft Nurge Ml, 25x100, Newtown $5, out Hmry, Charlotte C. and ora to Daniel Sanborn, Bradford av, 625 ft Jagvnr av, 25x100, Flushing $100 Hirachnian. Stuart, to Clifton Construction Co, Broad way, cor Crescent st, I City nom Jackson-Stelnway Co ty Harry 8 Wilson, Pierce av 8 a cor Wth av, 85x5h3, I CUy.SlOO Koch-Weber Realty Co to Hugo A Kratz-enstein. iota 4u.

541, map Wyckoff Park. Woudliavtm Kordes, Henry, to Louisa Chapel la. Kits 7, 8, y. 10, map Union Terruce nom Kfssena ark Corpn to Wm Uobb, lots 95, 1W, iimji Kissena Park North, Flushing-nom Lowery, James to Isidore I'uacuma and ors, Brooklyn and Jamaica liank road, a. 50x102.8, Richmond Hill McClure, James and ors to Nicholas Mar-quardt, lots 485 to Inc.

map Prospect Hill, Jamaica nom Murature, Pietro. and ors. to Antonio Its-sallcato, Morris av, a. 150 ft Broadway. 25x100, Woodhaven nom banie to incenzo Disttinia, Morris av, a.

175 ft Broadway, 24.9x100. W'dhaven Morrell, Daniel K. Jr, to Jog Weston, lot 21, blk 16. man Brown. Morris and Hardenbt'ook.

Jamaica nom North Shore Itealty Co to Wm Biniblnger, lots 5W, 31, blk 15, map Bayaide Park. Bayeide OlesEozyk. John, to Chuenre A Smith, lci 151 to 154 Inc. inuu O'Dunnell Park. Ja maica nom Same to same, lots 24, 25, blk 2, map Jos Dahl, Jamaica Piatt, Clara M.

to Bridget Veldeman, Flushing av, 29'J 10 Rajielyea at, 25x 130. I City nom Peterson. Margaret to Jog Liebherr, Bleecker st, a cor Fairview av. 25x15. Ger- niania HeiKhts noin irjuieK Transit Realty Co to Lizzie Kuller, Walnut st.

s. 180 ft a Alden av. goxioo, South nichmond Hill $347 Srhreiter, Henry, to Raven swod I'atier Mill Co, Marion st, 324 ft Freeman av, i2x 291, I City nom Hcbrooder. Chas to Lloyd Olmsiead. lot 151, map SJiaB Butler, Jamaica nom hlegei.

Morris, to 1-lorentlno A lessanuro, South at, ti2 ft DubrofT av, 20x7ti, Jamaica nom Seaman, Kdlth H. to Roht Burtis, Shcl-ton av, lfi3 ft Grand at. 37.8x140.7, Jamaica $0 Sadler. Anna to Sisters of St Joseph. Rorkawnv turnpike, a.

316.2 ft Norton rd, flo. x204 4 Far or a a $ft Stlefel, Jacob, to Wm Kruso, Montgomery av. a. 75 ft Terrace st. (ioxlOO, Corona.

Smith. Margt to Wm Platte, First st, s. 125 ft Shaw av, 40x100, Union Course. SI. 10 Thomson, Anna, to Ivenous Harvey, Lawrence st.

a. 200 ft Potter av, 50x135, I City nom Weber, Gustav, to Christian Roedelberger, lot 41. map Kndevlse farm. Jamaica nom Woodside Hghts Land Corpn to Annie Williams, lot 103, map Terminal lights, Wood aide nom Wilson, to Union Title Mtge Co of lots 14, 15, Iti. 17, blk mnp Edgemete nom Wlllson.

Allen H. to Thos Malnney, Locust av, s. adj land Wheeler, 20x100, Jamaica. $lno Zflrhmnnn, to Jos Kallmann, Woodward av, 50 ft Palmetto st, 25xl'0, Newtown nom ARRIVED FROM BRAZIL. The Lloyd Brazllelro Line, stPiiniahip Kanseat arrived yesterday afternoon from Rio du Jauoiro and St.

Lucia. She brought 35,000 bags of coffee and somo general morohandiHW. LEGAL NOTICES. COL NT COURT OF KINGS COUNTY Hannah Newcomli. plaintiff, HKUlnst Andrew O'Brien and others, defendants Pursuant to an Interlocutory judgment of partition and sale duly madw and vnterrd In the above entitled action on the flrh dnv of Julv.

1007, I. the undersigned, referee named in said interlocutory Judgment, will sell at public auction, at the Html Esiute Kxchano Bulldinw. ISO Jiitague street, Bnruiigh of Brooklyn, City (if Now York, on the 7th day of August, 1907, at 12 o'clock noon on thut day, by James L. Hrumiey, auction1! the premises dirertt'd by aald interlocutory Judgment to bo sold, Hnd therein described as follows: Parcel 1, All that certain piece or parcel of land, with the dwelling houst thereon, situated In the Borunah of Brooklyn, City of New York, and Count of and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Twenty eighth street, distant two hundred (20u) fret westerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the westerly side of Fourth avenue with the northerly side of Twenty-elfdith street; thence running iriberlv pHralle! with Fourth avenue one hundred (100) leet; thence westerly pamll'M with Twenty-eighth street twenty 20 feet; thenoe southerly ugnin parallel with Fourth avenue one hundred ClOo) fift to Twenty-elghth street; thence easterly along Twenty-eighth street twenty t'U) feet to the point or of beginning. Said property being known as ao.

wenty-eighth street, ami neiiig mesa me property conveyeit to Anastalla O'Brien by deed dated January 2tf. 1KK2. and recorded In Liber page lot Conveyances, Parrel II. All thut piece or parcel of lnnd with the buildings (hoi mm situated In the Borough of Brooklyn, City New York and County of Kings, and descrlls'd as follows: Beginning at a point on the northerly Bide of Twenty-eighth slreet distant ejghty-flv: (8;" feet westerly from the comer formed by tlie intersect ion of the westerly Bid) of Fourth avenue with the northerly side of Twenty- eighth street thence running northerly parallel with Fourth avenue one hundred tl'WJ feet; thence westerly parallel with Twentv-elghth street thirty 'Aft) feet; thenro southerly again parallel with Fourth avenue one hundred Oooj feet the northerly side of Twenty-eighth street; thence easterly along said northerly side of Twenty-eighth street thirty 1 HO i feet to the point or place of beginning. Hatd property being known as No.

161 Twenty-eighth street and being the same properly conveyed to Amtstatla O'Brien by deed dated March li, ISM), and recorded In Liber HiS, page 104 of Brook I 11. New York, July J2. JM07. CHAHLKfl M. CAMP, Referee.

William Murray, plaintiff's Attorney, 1S9 Montague st. Brooklyn, New York Citv. J12 itw fAtu 11 CO I T. KINGS I V7 Charles Brown, plulntltt, against James Brown et defendants- In pursuance of an interlocutory judgment of partition and sale In he-above entitled action, dated the liitli day of June, 1H07, and duly entered and illed in the office of the Clerk of said Court and of said 1 County, on the 17th dnv of June, 1H.J7, the, undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction al he Brooklyn Itcil Kstrile Kxehange, 1M Men (a que treet, in the Borough of Brook n. County, 'ity of New York, on the Ifith day of July, 1n07, at 12 o'clock, noon, on that dav.

by William Smith. Auciioiuer, the piemlses ulrectf-j fi the waul judgment to sold una llierei- described as ft Mows: All those three certain lots, pieces or parcels of land with buildings thereon eterid. situate, ling and being In the now Borough of Brooklyn, Kuign County, City and State of New York, and known and isl Incn Uhed on a certain ntup of property filed iti uihe of lle-lster of the. County of Kings, New Y01 k. August lOlb, ISOtJ, by number 74, cut it ied "Map of property in Flatbttsh belonging to Rogtir Clancy, and known ns lots nimber 24, 2.r and 2t thereon ami described as follows Beginning at a point on the westerly side of Rochester avenue distant one hundred Uoo) feet southerly from southwesterly corner uf Hast New York and Rochester avenues, running thence westerly and parallel with Fast New York avenue ninety-nine and one Inch.

thence southerly and parallel with Rochester avenue lift feet to lot Number on said map. thence easterly mid at right angles to said Rochester avenue a nil along lot number 27 on said map ninety feet eleven and one-half Inches to wester! side of Rochester avenue, and thence northerly along I he westerly side of Rochester a venue, eighty-seven feet and eleven Inches to the point or place of beginning. Be Inn said distance and dimensions, more or less, and beinw part ft the same premises heretofore coriveyd to said OeorgH or George. It. Broun, debased, in his lifetime by two deeds respect 1 vol -made bv Clark D.

Rhinelmrdt. Sheriff, and by John Gallagher, each of which is recorded in the office of the Register of the County of Kings, New York, Dated Brooklyn Borough, Ne York Citv, June 21. PKJT. J. Git ATT A MAC MA HON, Referee, 41 Court street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. 6t niArth Charles Foley, Attorney for I'iu'ntiff, iv; Perri--n St. Brooklyn Horoah, New York 'if. The above sale is hereby adjourned to Tues-da" Julv 23, st same hour and place. Dated July 1fi.

1Wj7. K-2ttuf TGItATTON MACM.HON. Referee. 10 )H HI'IMIKM hi 1 I i rY nf Kings Mirgarut Simpson, plaintiff, ag-uo -r 'harh-B H. I-evy and others, defeicla pursuance of a Judgment of fnre insm o.

sale dulv made and entered in the abovt--n titled action, dated tlte fifth day of July, 1 the undersigned, the referee rmmM in judgment, will sll at public aurtiin to the highest bidder, at tho BrookKn Kxchange. limited. No. d9 Montatj-ie sirei. In the Bofi'iigh of Brooklyn, Cit of Ne York, on WednCRdav, July .11.

17, at i2 o'clock, noon, by William P. Ran unpsny, auctioneer, the lnnd and premises in said judgment mentioned 'herein descr I as follows, to wit All that cei tain lot jiiece or parrel of land, with the building there -n erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklyn, in th City of New rk formerly City of County KIiiks pnd State ot New Yik, and bounded nd described as follows, to wit. B' -r inning it a point on th aouth'Tly side of street distant one hundred and thfrty-flv. feet and three 3 Inches easterly mm the southeasterly corner of Kosciusko street and iwis avenue, and runrlng ihence southerly panvll Lewis avenue and part of the distiiu through a prt' wall one hundred VX)t feet th'nce easterly parallel with Kisrinsko sire'1; srventen 17 feet snd three t.tt lnrhs: northerly asain parallel with Iwls avenue and part of th 'iistance ihrough another pam- wall r.ne hundred Oo fet tn the southerly side Kosciusko street, and thence westrlv a I ''c the southerly side of Kosrhisko mrr seventeen (17) feet and thr 3 inches th n- mi or piare of cmninr Dated Julv 3 "7 GROPVENUR BACKUS. Refere Albert fi.

McDonald, Attorney f-r li Montague street, Brooklyn, New York. J3 3w WHY HE OPPOSES MONORAIL Mr. Gross Says It Is Because Wants No More Elevated Structures. He To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: May I ask space lor the following as ny last word on the Monorail question? Only to-day my attention was called to more letters In Monday issue ot me Eagle In response to mine of last week. Just why all your correspondents believe that my objections were directed against the Behr Monorail system, as such, I do not know.

I or I ought to say we, for there are many of us object to an elevated railroad in general. If one must be built, let it be the Behr Monorail, as probably the smaller of the evils. I am by no means wholly ignorant 01 this system, but do not know its merits over other similar ODes, and have so Btated In my letter, and not as quoted by discourteous correspondent. I would say In reply to C. O.

pencil letter that I have not seen the model, but seeing it could not possibly change my view. I have the advantage of having observed and studied the real thing, the building of the first elevated roads and their effect upon adjacent property. For years there were miles of vacant dwellings along the Fulton street and blocks of them along the Fifth avenue Some owners who were wise enough to withhold their consents recovered damages In the courts. 8ome of the larger property holders on Fifth avenue were bankrupted on account of their inability to get tenants, and these were men who reasoned the same as Mr. Fen-cil does now.

In the course of time, as the city became more and more congested, the dwellings gradually filled up, but I venture to say, could the elevated roads be put underground, the dwellings would at once become more desirable and values would go up. Mr. Fencil has not been correctly Informed when he was told that the Fulton etreet was first to be built on Atlantic avenue. I have specially mentioned the Coney Island traffic in my letter because the Monorail advocates have made much ot this to impress the public, and also be cause I think this is the only feature of the proposed railroad which will be a success. When people can travel for 5 cents from Manhattan to Coney Island they will not mind an excursion on a steamboat across the East To another correspondent, Dr.

Junor, I am beholden for the good opinion he has of me. I likewise think that I "have a high sense of protecting and aiding the rights of my fellow citizens," and will therefore never propose building an elevated railroad in front of their properties. I am also grateful for the information that there "are laws protecting the rights of presumably the citizens living along the route of the Monorail are Included. Mr. MacSaurln's letter I have preserved for possible use before the commissioners.

It 1b an efficient argument against the Monorail with Its ferry connection. This man knowingly allows his wife and daughters (If he has any) to expose themselves to the danger of being maimed for life in the bridge crush rather than use ferry, of which there are a number to select from! It is Just as the Eagle stated In an editorial a few days ago. You cannot coerce people to use a ferry In place of the bridge. The tunnel proposition between Manhattan and the Monorail on this side surely need not at present be considered. As some of the letter writers have made how I get to Manhattan, let me Inform them that in order to save time I Tibs the Court street car across the bridge, unless my objective point on the other side is near the ferry; then I use Bouth Ferry, also to save time, but often Jon't.

JULIUS A. GROSS. 176 Atlantic avenue, July 18, 1907. CHILDREN OF GOD. Kev.

Dr. Barnes Thinks Maine Critic of Brooklyn Man Is Confused, Too. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: The mind of your Maine Biblical student, who, in your Issue of the 15th, accuses Mr. Latham ot confusion, seems really to need deliverance therefrom. Much which he says is clear and true; In other parts of his letter he overlooks important statements of Christ and Important records of the evangelists.

The basic error is in assuming that the created likeness of man to God is the likeness of child to parent. Creationship Is less than fatherhood. This implies begetting and birth. So we are taught that "as many as received Him to them gave He power to become sons of God." It is really only the spiritual likeness which he speaks of that is entitled to the name "sons of God." In His controversy with the Jews, in John vili, when the Jews said "We have one father, even God," He replied, "If God were your Father ye would love Me," and then, later. He said, "Ye are of your father, the devil." The denial that God is their father and the assertion that they are of their father, the devil, seems to make clear that the terms "children of God" or "sons of God" are only by a very strange and marked contusion of thought applied to them.

The attempt to make the "Lord's Prayer," as it is commonly, but mistakenly, called, buttress the weak argument for the universal sonshlp of man to God, falls. Bro. Hervey needs only to read the opening verses of Luke xl, and read the occasion which drew out this "model prayer." to see that it Is distinctly the "disciples' prayer," as taught by the Lord, and in this sense only should it be thought of as the Lord's prayer. "And as he was praying in a certain place, when he ceased, one of his decl-ples said unto him, 'Lord, teach us also to and he said unto them, 'when ye pray say 'Our etc. This a disciple could do, for God Is the Father of all disciplP3.

The petitions of the prayer are petitions Implying dlsclpleship character. "Hallowed be thy name" is not the honest or true utterance of a profane man; "Thy kingdom come" cannot be the honest utterance of a man who has rejected from the throne of his heart the King Jesus. "Thy will be done in earth as it is in heaven" Is a fitting petition for the man who seeks to know and purposes to do the will of God, but is false on the lips of one who has no heart to do his will and does not practically attempt to do it. Surely we need to be delivered from mental confusion. Sonshlp to God and brotherhood among all men Is the goal to which the gospel and the grace of God point us.

To start with the assumption that we are children of God is to make a mistaken start, and compels us to positions which contradict decided utterances of Christ. H. W. BARNES. Binghamton, N.

July 16, 1907. P. S. I am profited by, and pleased with many things you give us in the Monday Issues. They are good contributions to genuine religious thinking, and to right religious convictions.

At the end of fifty-two years work In the ministry I have an abounding faith In the ultimate victory of truth and In the triumph of Christ; but I confess myself under debt to humanity to aid In the victory, and, believing that I see many things clearly, and broadly, I frequently write. This is what has prompted me to pen the above. H. W. B.

VACATION AND SUNDAY. To the Editor ot the Brooklyn Eagle: During August a large majority of the employes In stores and other places of business take their vacation of one, two or three weeks. As a national organization, representing fourteen leading de- nominations, we speak in behalf of the millions of Christian people in this matter. It has occurred to many ot our Christian people who are laboring to conserve our Christian American Sabbath that the employers in our land could add much Influence to uphoid the Sabbath by heeding the suggestion following; Usually the employes leave on Saturday, sometimes Saturday afternoon, for their vacation. Let every employe be gracious enough to say to those in his service tnat they can have Monday for return travel from their vacations, and thus avoid temptation or suggestion to travel on Sunday.

No business man would appreciably miss the service of any employe for one extra day and each could begin his or her labors on Tuesday morning. Also, not a few now have their employes leave the store, or office, on Friday night, that they may have all day Saturday for travel to their resting place for the vacation, as usually there is but half a day of business on Saturday. It is sincerely hoped that this practical suggestion will be carried out by many thousands of business men who may read these lins. FREDERICK J. STANLEY, General Secretary, American Sabbath Union.

July. 17, 11)07. OFFICIALS DEFENDED. Says Hempstead Authorities Were Compelled to Put a Stop to Motor Speeding. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: Between time-takers and auto-speeders there will always be a difference of opinion as to speeding, and the stop watches never varied more than last Sunday through the village limits of Hempstead.

It is two years since any action has been taken in reference to a 40-mlle clip through the streets. The trustees are slow to wake up, but complaints have snowed them under lately, and they had to act. There are some bad corners in the village, and local offenders have been criticised sharply. Pedestrians have taken crossings at. a skip or a run, and even the mail carriers declare they are obliged to Jump for their lives half the time, and keep on the lookout all the time.

It has been suggested that the doctors' gas wagons carry ambulance gongs or the labol "Business Promoter," so careless have these professional gentlemen become. Possible accidents their drivers make probable. If the A. A. A.

believes that Its members act within speed limits on village streets, why did they post their men on Sunday, warning autolsts to observe the law? The village rule is "not to exceed ten miles," but five more are "allowed, and no one should find fault with riding at that rate for four minutes. Only one of the owners of machines pleaded "not guilty" on Sunday. No village is hunting trouble with tourists, but when the latter have the enjoyment of the prefect roads that have been oiled to allay the dust this endless procession ot automobiles stir up, the taxpayers who foot the bills have a right to call out their authorities and compel law-breaking autolsts to slow down through the village streets. As It now is, the majority of machines rush by the signs with no perceptible slackening of speed. Hempstead Is too affluent to put up any play for extra money In her coffers, but the fine Is now the only way to check what has become a menace to public Bafety, and which is growing worse every week.

Rarely is the warning note of a horn heard, and the trolley men look out for motors. Instead of vice versa. Of course, when the pocketbook is touched there is bluster, but it Is better than an accident, and these autolsts ought to realize it is their own fault. They travel through fast when they can, slow only when they must. Hempstead Is now one of the "must" villages.

R. D. Hempstead, L. July 16, 1907. 8 REAL ESTATE RECORDS.

I (for Auction Sates and other late tl ses Page jj uum nssnm emssissesss mm mm Mechanics' Xleris. JULY 13. Atlantic av, 10 ft Ralph av, 140x100, Harry Voletaky and ano agt Benj Davis. Belmont av. a cor Mtlford at, 40x100, Houghtaling Wlttpe agt Levlne Bergen at, 100 ft Saratoga av, 200x 107.2, Mason Const Co agt Bergen Hgts Realty Co 4th Bt, cor 8th av, Fulmouth Donovan et al agt Henry May et al $1,700 Oxford st, No 20, Cornelius Buckley agt Francesro Dl Feo sjfi Pacific st, ft Buffalo av, 225x100, Curtis Bros Lumber Co agt Ames Realty Co, 3 Ryder av, 125 ft Av 61x100, Henry Ubotson agt Gustav and Nelson $98 9t Marks av, 7G ft Classnn av, 30x100, Honry Wldlake agt Margt Ahern and Ellz Ma lone JWO Sumner av, No 74, Isaac Cohen and ano agt Harris Abelow and Sumner Const Co Judgments.

JULY 18. Bronlt 9, a Lc 1 $408. 05 Burke, Edward Jlnternational Heater Cf $393.70 Carman, Charles Schellenberg and ano $72.29 Cans, George Buckholta Geller, Abraham Levin $408.95 Goldstein, Jake Mahnken Co $103.46 Heatley, Goo VV-A Baker $39.59 MeCulinm, Chan Isidor Harry Merovltx, Abraham and Harrv Beeh- tel Moskovitz, Samuel A Fischer $162.90 Xetlson, OscarJersey Cliy Galvanizing Co $279.70 Philips. LouisA Kessel and ano $696. 29 pomeranz, Sam A Fischer im.W) Reiser, Benjamin Mahnken $193.49 Sansky, Max Levy $105.04 Seanlan, William A Kehaarren Pkldmore, Marsden Delia W'helen, Mathew Ilealey 43.00 Mortgages.

JULY 18. Aorardl, A. to Title and Co, pacific st, nr Rockaway av, 2 nmrts Amend, J. to Ida Thran, Morton st, $5,000 Barr. M.

to Lawyers Title Ins and Trust Co, Fulton st, nr Buffalo av $4,250 Bnrts. 8, and wife, to Hannah Wlmpelberg, York st, nr Hudson av io0 Barudio, to German SavgB Bank, Hart St. nr Irving av, 3 morts $21,000 Berkowltz, D. and wife, to Abrahams, Howard av, cor St John's pi $2,000 Bernstein. to Fanny Wertheimer, Division av.

nr Roebllng st $1,500 Bernstein. to Mary Wertheimer. Division av. $7,000 Bnehm. to Title (3 and Co, Cornelia st.

nr Bushwick av Borough Theatre Co to Lotus Theatre Co, Wttloughby av, nr Pearl st, $42,500 Borough Theatre Co to Realty Associates, Willoughby av, cor Pearl st Brlnkerhoff. to Martha A Adams and extrx, fith av, nr 2d st $4,000 Bull, A to Jane A Titus, fiSth st, nr 12th av $2,500 Same to Rector, etc. Trinity Church Roslyn, I. ssth st. nr 12th av, 2 morts $5,000 Bunin, Iena.

to Zeltz and ano. 4fith st. $1,700 Buona. T. to Dell Anno, Carroll st.

52.000 Canter, Lena, to If Redfteld, Dean st, $1,200 Capplello. and wif- to Cantv. Graham av. 13,600 Carroll. Mary to Kraut, Park nlaco.

nr Buffalo av sno Cisciola. L. Hnd wife to Wlllouirhhv. Kings Highway, nr Grawnd av lean'. P.

to McNomce. e.xur. Rnluh nv. cor Putnam av Cohen, Rosle, to A Bernstein. Sack man Coots.

to Title and Co. 42i st. $2,700 Daust. and wife to Lehrenkrauss. Eth st, nr Estate mad ll.l'K) Dell.

Anno to A Laidlaw. Carroll st. nr Columbia 000 DeWaltoff. B. tn Kines Co Trust Pn T9rf et.

nr 7th av. 2 morts $12,000 Di Pietro, G. to A Gardner. New itreht av, cor R4th st is.ooo Pndd Barbara, to Sloat and wife. 45th nf.

nr 3d av $3,000 Dnwd, F. to Title and Co. 3d st. nr Bond $500 Eagle Savings and Lnan Co to Title and Co, Bay 19th at. nr f.8th st.

morts. Ensteln. A. et al to McGrattv finrftir.r av. nr Blake 6 Fansnaw.

D. and wife to WiiliRmhnr'h Savings Bank, Rldgewood av, corEIton renKen, ana ano 10 Charlotte QUEENS BOROUGH. Judgments. JULY 18. Connor, John Michael, ThomasLaura A Buchanan m.Vt Mortgages.

JULY 18. Armatrong. Mary to mea PIttman. und from Bayslde to Flushing, adj land Buffet. NIL4 acres, Flushing $4,000 Pott.

William G. tu Klssiner Park Corpn, Iota 85, 96, map Klssiner Park North, Flushing $822.00 Borah, Anna, to Charles Schnoor. Sophie st. 8 101 a Flushing av, 16x102, Newtown $1,000 Baum, Charles, to William Hong, Railroad av, 130 ft Junction av, 75x100. Corona $1,000 Busalleato, Antonio, to Pietro Mu rat ore and ano, Morris av, 150 ft a Broadway, 25x 100.

YVoodhuven $1)25 Blewener. George, to Jacob Rlnnk, Myrtle av, cor Slofum at, 56xit4, Newtown $2,000 Same, to same. Myrtle av, cor locum et, SOxM, Newtown $4, 000 Bailey, Anna to Bertha House. Wil son av, 100 ft a Barclay st, 50x100, Flush Ing Giovanni, to Mary Jackson and ora, extrx, BoulevaM, 500 ft Graham av. 50x100, I City $5,000 Dlsernl, Vincenzo, to Pietro Muratore and ano, Morris av, 175 ft a Broadwav, 24 Ox 100.

Woodhaven $025 Gnsnoigne, Alfred, and ors. to Annie Bos-aett. Ocean view av, 767 ft Jamaica av, 20x100, Woodhaven Same to same, Oceanvlew av, 747 ft Jamaica av, 20x100. Woodhaven $2,100 Hoell, Geo, to Max Binsehold. Harmon st.

ur. ft Fair-view av, Newtown. $150 Hugedorn, August, to Ellz Hagedorn, Zeld-ler av. a. 175 ft Nurge st, 25xh0.

Newtown Jaeger, Jacob, and ors. to Bushwlck Savgs Bk, First av, a. 50 ft 8 Ralph st, 25x100. Newtown $4,700 Same to same, Forest av, sj 75 ft a Ralph st, 25x100, Newtown $4,700 Same to same, Foiust av, 25 ft a Ralph at. 25x100, Newtown $4 7 0 Same to same, Forest av, a cor Ralph st.

25 xluij. New $6,000 Kalkhof, Chan, to Eastern Dlst Savgs Bk of City of Bklyn. Graves pi, 21 ft Court et. Woodhaven $3,010 Same to same. Graves pi, 8 cor Court st, 21x00, Woodhaven $5,0.10 Same tn same.

Graves pi, a 41 ft Court st, 20.x HO, Woodhaven $3, 000 Same to same. Graves ul, s. 61 ft Court st, 25xWi. Woodhaven rough, Hannah, to Fredk Pourh, lot 374 blk 10. map Locust Manor.

Jama leu. 1 -uca liHrrv .1. to Cord Mover and ano, exts. lot 1067, blk 36, mnp Mover, E'm burst Livingston. Alexander, to Sarah A Spalding, lots 27.

blk 1, map Johnson, Jr. Co. Glemlale $3,500 Lleldierr, Joseph, to Ciiftrtts Niltel, St. a cor Falrvlow nv, 25xH5, Genua nia Helghta Loober. Kmina.

to Geo Gntner, Myrtle av, cor Richards nv, Gkmdale, mort -n lea ye Magnonl, Rosa and Angelo, lo Ilowland T.envitt. trustee, Lincnln st, 4o6 ft of Jackson av, 20x100. Corona Maloney, Thomas, to Allen it Wilson, 1-cust av, adj land Wheeler, 25x1 no, Jamaica $4 650 Marz. George-, to North Ameilrnn Brewing Co, Willow pliice, a Cor Montagu av, 100. Glendnle Moran.

James, to RivorheHd Savings Bank, lots 752, 753, blk 13. map Rockaway Park Meyer, Gustav, mid ano to Sophie Dlag. Benedict nv, 8, 325 i'l Grafton av, 25xioo, Woodhaven Norz, Otto, to German la Havings Bank Bklvn, Harmon st, sea, 125 ft 11 Woodward av, 25xho, Newtown $.000 Nlcolat. Lisetti, to Louis Prophet, Hycl more place. s.

K0 ft Washington av tliXi, Jnmaica $2,0 Isldnro and ors. lo James Lowry, Brooklyn and Jama Ira Pk rd, 50x10' 9, Richmond Hill $5n) liatt, Clara M. to Geo rue- Forbes. Flushing av. Rapelyea St.

25x130. I City $1,200 Schneider. Samuel and ors, to Henry Glhk-nuin end nrs. Lawn nv, 140 ft Fiiirvfew av. 25xpK), Corona $fuo Htromberg.

Karl, to John Carpenter Co. lot 205. map Cedar Manor. Jamaica $1,200 I hompson. Alexander to I Bond and Mortg Guar Co.

(J rove st. 20 ft 9 itth nv. 40xloii. Corona Same to ISdmund Baylies, lots 401, 492. block 11.

mnp Lmjona Park. Corona IfiOO Von Borchers. to -Margaret Young, Lincoln av, a cor Saenger pi, 75x1 00, Jamaica $250 Wilson. Harry to Jackson Stt'inway Co. Pierre av, cor fith av, 95x53, I Citv $13,105 WeMon.

JoKenh, tn James Cx lot 21, hi ck map Brown, Norrls and Jamaica $305 Same to John Ward, lot block 10, niiip Brown, Noiris and Hardenbrotdt. Ji-maica $1,00 Assignments of Mortgages. JULY 18. Bnssett. Annie to Mathilda Mackintosh Same to same $2,900 Dantzseher, Frederick II, to Antonio Ger- onious Kisller.

Mary J. to Julia Lnv Manson. Margaret to Geo Forbes. Perm Terminal Impt Co to Jacob Wolf, nom Rame to same Sam to same nom Sam? to same nom Same to same nun Sa rn to sa me nom Rae. Wm to Katharine Moore sYoOrt Same to same $2,500 Siegelman.

Julius, to Parker Sloane and ano nom Stoddard. Franefs R. to Sonhia I nom Schulz. Anna to LeRov Aclterlv SI 52f.2fi Seltx. Michael, to Addle Powers non Waill, int.

Fredk. jr. to Athol cd(! Conveyances, JULY IS. Astoria Heights Land Co tn Ida Olock, Pomeroy st, 2r.O ft Vandeventer av, 2rxioo. I City l.fio0 Arp.

Unry, and ors, to Charlotte Gerkn. Kmrnld st, s. 93" Jamaica av, Wxlofl.S, I City nom BurtK Robert W. to Frank Rchlledfr. Khrl-ton av.

132 ft Grand st, 37. fix 140. Ja-mnlca nom Bcnnpr, chas, to Jacob Ilamburg'-r. Woolpy av, enr Baviis st, 100x104. I Baruch, Brnhard.

and ors to Joseph Fria, Franklin av, s. 1W ft Hempstead turnpike. 100x100; also Franklin av, s. 725 ft a Hempstead turnpike, 100x100; also Joseph st, ror Clinton a v. 100x100; also Joseph st.

s. ft Clinton rv. also Franklin av. cor Hanover st. also Hempstead turnpike, s.

142 ft Franklin st, Queens $1" Backus, Gustave to Christian Raiser, Van Dorn st. 150 ft a Myrtle av, NYu'tmvn nom BavllfS, Edmund to Alexander Thompson, 'lots 4ic block 11, map Iouona Park 'cronn Bustard, Wm R. to Geo Taylor and ano, s. ft nth at, 51x141, College Point M- Blank, to Geo Blewener. Myrtle nv.

ror S'ociini sf 'ifixl't. Newtown nom Brook A Br 'orpn Duncan Favour, lot- r-r-fi to y9. in. block map Htan- dnrd Land HnsMHni nom CrvlMns Hnirt-t to Phocka Av i s. -'Or.

ft 13th st, 7-x0 Cnllen Point Cbappel'e, William to Hnry Kordes. lots 7 9. 10. man Union Terrac" nnm Cnrd Mevr 10 narrv .1 mi bk f' maji (' M'Mryer. Klnihurst i0 Douglas Manor Co to Louis A nictrirh.

lots 1ft to 23 inc, bk 27, mnp Douglas Manor. Dmigtaston nom Pa me tT John Walrutt. h.tn s. 6. fi7.

bk map Douglas Manor. Douulaston trm Oonnigl. Giovanni, to Frank Gramfri. War-ron st, s. ft a Graham av, I City nom Donnipl, Bsa, to t-rank Warren st, s.

oi" 11 tiranam av, zr.xioi. 1 Citv noni Ditz. G'tiifb Ludwig Obrties. IPrh jr, 2'o ft 7th av. r'xjw.

coiig-e Point Dfuel. to David Henry, lots 68. map Lociist Grove nom Ding. Pophie. to Kappar Keller Benedict av.

330 it a Grafton av, 2oxl00, Woodhaven. ,10 13th at, nr Prospect Park West Osborne. Carr E. to Lawyers tie Ins and Trust Co, Bergen st. nr Franklin av.

$1,400 enn lirownsviiie Realty Co to MoLaugn-Iln Real Estate Co, New Lota road, cor mad to Canarsie. $7,500 Plel. A M. to Revnolds. Lincoln ul.

$1,800 Rametta. A. to Marv Wood. Calver at. nr Guernsey at $4, BOO Ratzkln.

et al. to Obner, Norman av. cor Sutton at $10,000 Rege F. and wife, to Sarah Mack, union pi. No 9 $350 Reynolds, o.

to Shannon. Degraw at, nr Brooklyn av Rogers. Y. to Rublnowltz, Bay Rloge av. $575 Roosen.

F. and wife to A Wabernian, Washington av, nr Gatea av Rourke. J. to Ella O'Rourke. Macon at, nr Patehen av $3,500 Sawklns, C.

to Ella Bennett. Linden av, nr Bedford av $7,000 Schlff, to Evana et ai, Marcy av. $1,400 Schiff. B. et al.

to Llokln et al. Myrtle av, nr Tompkins av, 2 morts Honmint. and wire, to wimamsourg wvrs Bank, Grand at. nr Lorlmer at $7 000 Hchnabel, and ano to Heldenhelm, Vernon av, $1,700 Schneide, Matilda, to, Holly, 18th st, nr Av Q. $1,578 Schneider, Tlllte.

wife, and M. to Title Co. Dumont av, nr Sackman at $1,250 Schueler, B. to Title Co, Nostrand av, nr Av $6,000 Bchulte, Amelia and ano to Lless, Jefferson av, nr Central av $400 Schwarz. and to Title Co, 8 2d st.

nr Rochllng st. 2 morls $55,000 eetz, aiarie, wire, ana to Title a ft 1 Co. 2d st, $5,000 Seldel. Cath, wife, and to Title Co, Central av, $5,250 fleitz, Marie, to Realty Associates, 2d at, $2,000 Shannon, Annie, to Lawyers Title Ina and Trust Co, Bergen at. Same to A Lund, same property $500 Sheruaky, Sarah, to Wllliamsburgh Ravings Bank, Stone av, nr Livonia av, 2 $30,000 Shivvey.

to Guaranty and Trust Co, Y. guardian, Verandah pi, $2,000 flilverstefn, et al to Julia Young, Dean st, $6,000 Smith. to Snedeker and ano, exrs. Hoyt at, nr Pacific at $4,000 Starr, to Pitbladdo, 3d av, nr 24th at, $7,000 Stretch, to Title Co, 2d st, nr Ditmas st $3,250 Sudransky, 8, and wife to Seltgnian, Throop av, nr Park av $2,500 Tavormlna, et al to Annie Schlldt, George st, near Hamburg av $4,000 Theodore, to Gallnskl, Georgia av, near Blake $600 Tonnessen, to Johanson and wife, 49th at, nr 6th av $1,200 Towns, to A Sammls, Conway at, cor Norman pi Tully, Mary J. to Meyer, Canarsie lane, nr ProBpect st $1,600 Vanderhyde, Helen, to Lillian Magness, Lexington av.

$1,775 Weller, 8 and to Kiendel, Hendrlx Bt. $650 Withers, and wife to Klnga Co Savgs Inst, Bushwlck av, cor Chauncey at $8,000 Wolff, and wire to Title and Co, 36th Bt. nr 5th av $3,000 Woolf, to Marjiin, Fulton at, Wvckoff, to Cranford, 19th st. nr Dorchester road Assignments of JULY 18. Ase.her, and ano, to Auth Bay Ridge Park Impt Co to A 8 Allen nom Holies, Mary to Browning nom Borough Bank to Ferguson $4,000 Corporation Liquidating Co to City Roal Estate Co nom De Cue, as trustee, to Same to Pennle Cochran $6,000 Kpsteln, 8, to Epstein Eurlcha Fort Hamilton Bwg to 8 Ferguson.

to Eltona Realty Co. Flnkhelmer. F. to Ellen McLoughlln $500 Froehlich, Laura, to Schwartz and ano. as exors and trusteea Galnsborg.

to Hudson Trust $7. 000 Goebel, M. to Jurgenson Grnttan to Flatbuah Trust Co nom Gregory, D. to Everlt Macy $3,000 Groh, Mary F. to Ella Bowen, as gen guardian $100 Unddon, Mary et al, as exors.

to Haddm Held. to Auer, as gen guard. fleln, to Basaln nom Henriquea, to Jubielt and ano. as exors $3,500 Holly, to Two Family Residence and Realty Co nom Jacob, Harriet to Gaston, 2 assts Joseph Cohn House Wrecking Co to 8 Aronstam nom Jurgenson, to I nom Kellner, to Corwlth $3,150 Kinsman, Mary to Seymour $1,309 Lawyers Tttlo Ins and Trust Co to Mary Brosnan, 2 assts $7,600 Lecce, to Ida Wright nom Hams and ano to Cath Hohman Iehrenkrauss. Jr, and ano to Ko- nerke and wife Leizerknwltz, to 8 Cohen Same to A Lefcourt and ano nom Levien, I.

and ano tu Kramer and ano $2,563 L'Hommedleu, 8, to Dalzell, 5 assts nom Lteblcr, A. to Elisabeth Burkle $800 Ltebler. F. to A Ltebier nom Malawista, to Louria ncm Nasu Truat Co to Sarah A McCor- mlck nom Ofner, to Btate Bank nom Parker, to A Bucher $1,950 Pasternack, to Middcnd7rf $500 Patton. to Gumb nom Rebhola, to Alkins nom Remaen Bond and Mort Co to A Mona- ghan $1,000 Roberts, Jr, and ano.

as exrs, to Roberts $2,300 Sackett, T. to Sonhv MeCann $4,500 Schuitz, A to Creveling $1,500 Strong, Anna H. to Flatbush Trust Stronam FrJedland Const Co to Home Bank nom Strongin. L. and ano to ptrongln FriM- land Realty and Const Co nnm Tnnns.

to A Sammls $700 Trombn, In Preston $700 Von Ahne-. to Eliza Pchnaars. Waldr.iii. A ,1, to Ada Hobby nom Wilson. Charlotte, to 000 Wulff, Mathilda, to Bennatt nom Conveyances.

JT'LY IS. AMES ST, 300.6 Lott av, 4x100. W.miscnr 'o to Ellas ATLANTIC AV, cor St Andrews pi, 60 x64.6, Fannie Sherman to Jennie Roth, morts nom ATLANTIC AV. No 1805, John Ferdinand and wife to Beckie Hillman nom AV cor 37th st. 100x110, Conrad Boiler and wife to Charles Lutz, mort $2,700 nom AV cor 93d st, 100x157.2x100x157.8; Av F.

cor 64th at, 100x157.2x100x157.8; Av cor 94th at, 100x156.10x100x156.4, Rome Co-operative Society to Roman Building Co, all liens, val cons and $100 AV game prop. The Pepltone and Carbone Realty Co to same, all liens, val cons and. $100 AV same prop. Thomas Pepltone et al to same, morts $6,030 nnm BAINBR1DGE ST. 100 ft Hopklnson av, 2x100, Stephen Thompson and wife to John and Sarah Blsland.

mort nom BARBEY ST, 175 ft a Belmont av, 2x loo, hfrl. Phvllpp Welssherg et al to Harris and Jacob Feinberg, mort $5,000, val cons and $100 BAY RIDGE AV, 273-4 3d av, 20x100, venta. mort S3, 500; val cons and $100 GRAHAM AV, 100 ft a Grand st 25x 50, Daniel Canty to Carlo CanUdlo 'find wife nom HALSEY ST, Nop 1235 and 1 23d, Weisinger et al, to Hyinan Hrodowsky, mort val cons and HARRISON PL. 8 200 ft Porter av, 25x100; Samuel Shelndelman et at, to Leonardo Oiambalvo et al, morts $9,850 nom HARRISON PL, a 175 ft iv Porter nv, 25x100, aama to Antonio Trugleo et al. morta $9,860 nom HBNDRIX ST, s.

ft a Blalte av, 20 xlOO; Thomaa Morreole and wife, to Israel and Michael Gordon, morts $3.750 nom HOPKINS ST, No 107; chaya Epstein to Mosea Epstein, part, morts val cons and $3. Wf IMLAY ST. a 75 ft Veruna st, 25.x!i0; Geo Winia Wlekersham. trustee will Francis Cutting, to O'Connor $1 JEFFERSON ST. a a.

155 ft Irving av, 60x100, Katharlna Cooper to Cooper ttianf co; val cons and $100 JEFFERSON AV, s. 407.11 Lewis av, Sallla Iwls et al, to the Lew la-Got lief Const Co, mort val cons anrt $100 JOHN ST. SO ft land Mary Harvey, 22x125; Morse and Thna A Stonhouse to John Fox nom JOHN ST, same prop, Florence I Stonhouse 1 by guardian, to same LEFFKRTS AV. Nns 285. 27 and 2f3 Harry Davis et al to Helbert Matthesen, morts $16,900 nom LINCOLN PL.

298.7 Brooklyn av 19.9x102, ('has Reynolds and wife to Oscar Herbst, mort nom LINCOLN PL. 8. 318.4 Brmkivn nv' a X102. Chas Revnolds und wife to Adel- gunde Plel. mnrt nnm LIVONIA AV, 60 ft Ames st, Jacob Loesberg and wife to Isaac Mlnko- witz and ano, morts $100 LOGAN ST.

s. 700 ft Liberty av, 50x100 John Norwood to Mrs Orrilu Ltndsav 000 LOGAN ST. s. 130 ft a Belmont av, 20x 100, Thomas Purnis and ami to Flora Murphy, mnrt $900 nom LOGAN ST, 350 ft Llbertv av 25 100, Wm Mellor and wife to New Lots Realty Co, morts $575 poiii LOTS 5340. 5341, block Htf.

mnp No 9 Vande-vcer Park, Miranda Fdwardn to Thomas Armstrong nnm MADISON ST. s. 380 ft Sumner av 20x100. Catharine McMullen, widow, to Amelia Canter, mort $1.000 n(im McDONOl "OH ST. No 271.

Joseph Clark and wife to John Collins, mort $5.000 nnm MALTA ST. s. 135 ft Vienna av. 'jfix 100. Morris Rnhnlsky et al to Michael Ritlvo and ano, mnrt nom MARCY AV, 75 ft Willoughby av, 47x100.

Joseph Sacoder and wife to Attle Kaplan, morts $7,800 nom MARCY AV. 100 ft Willoughby av, RxlOfl, Coral le Evans et al to Nathan Schlff. pt, mort nom MARCY AV, same property, John Whitley and ano, by guardian, to same J550 MARION ST. til. 3 Rorkawnv av, 75.7x 100, Katharine, vh'a Win Zehr, to Wm Zehr, mor S3 LP nnm MARTENSE ST, a 333.9 Flatbuah av.

1l3.2x167.3x1l4.6x1G6.7. Samuel Krooks to Hatry. mort $5.000. nom MrDONOCGH ST, ft, 6i.l Sumner av 17.6x100, Estetle Palmer to Sarah Conk morta $5,000 $6,100 McDONOUGH ST, aame property, Olivia, wife Thomas Richardson to Estelle Richa'l- rtn, l-f pt nom McDONOUGH ST. s.

60.1 Sumner av. 17.6x100. Franklin Van Wart et al to Estelle Palmer, 4-5 m. all Hens nmn McKIBBIN ST. No 131.

Haskel Schlff et al to Max Ltpkln et al, val cons flnfl $100 McKIBBIN ST. No 163. same to same, morts $18,750, val cons and $100 MONT AUK AV. s. 60 ft Sutter av, 30x 80.

Morris Felnsteln and wife to Jose Rosenbloom and ano, morts $3, 000 nom MORGAN AV. No 4H, Harris Goldstein' and wife to Burstein and ann, irts $12,575. MORTON ST, a. 130 ft Wvthe av 20 xioo. Ida Thrnu to Jacob Amend nom MYRTLE AV, cor Pearl st, 15.6x78.

I was. Russell, exr, et Marietta Franck to patk O'Connor, 14 pt nom MYRTLE AV, same prop, Ernst Franck et al to same, all title, subj tn mort nom NASSAU 8T, Noa 126 and 128. jhn a Morrison and wife to Andrew Morrison 1-7 P( noni 19TK AV, s. 107.9 a Hath av 4ftx 96.11. Leo Ehrllch to Ktta Ehrlirh mnrt $5,000 nom NOSTRAND AV.

Nn m. John fl Baptiste and wife to Otto Flnde. and wife, mort $4,000. val cons and $100 OS BORN ST. No 423.

Isaac GoJdsUln et al to Harry and Gussie Flnkelstetn, niorts val cons and sioo PENNSYLVANIA AV, ft Liberty av. 50x100, deed execution Wm Mejndv. former sheriff, to Luclt-'meyer and ann.tLMiOn RALPH AV. cor Putnam av, 50xio). John McNamee, exr.

etc, Edward Gorman Peter Cleary $8,250 RUTLAND RD. 25 ft Rogers av, 20x100, Leila Hatry to Samuel Krooks. mort $3,750 nom RUTLAND RD. a 285 ft Rogers av, 20x100, iam to same, mnrt $3.750 nom SACKMAN ST, s. 175 ft Sutter av.

2.Sx 100, Harry Aronchlck and wife to Rose Cohen, mort $3,100 nun SE3ELEY ST, 100 ft 2th st, IMUIxMi xlWl, 9x100. Charlotte Cunningham, widow, to John Franz, SEIGEL ST. 8, 195.4 rrell at, 42.xM0. Morris Sarrel et alto Aaron Bav'r-s morts n'nn SHEPHERD AV, a. ffl ft a New road, 200x100.

Bernard Spilky et al to Abraham Schulder, part, share of Hens, vat cons and ri 2D ST. s. 175 ft a Riebling st. 7 100, Jacob and Julius Schwarz to Abraham Kaaa, morts $00,000, val cons and 00.